Black, red and gold, on a duck, without the beer-tent tat
A collectible figurine in German heritage colours, built as a display piece rather than a festival souvenir. That distinction is the entire brief: almost everything in this category is disposable stein-shaped merchandise, and this is a small sculpture intended to still be on the shelf in five years.
Family shelves and October tables
It gets bought for Oktoberfest gatherings, for a relative who still makes the Christmas stollen from a handwritten recipe, and for the second- and third-generation German-Canadian households across southern Ontario and the prairies who keep the thread going without much on the market to help. Printed in Quebec.
Colour, printed not painted
Printed in PLA at a 0.16 mm layer height on our own FDM machines. The colour bands are laid into the print rather than applied afterwards, so there is no coating to scuff on the band edges — which is where painted heritage pieces usually fail first.
A piece that stays out
Unlike seasonal festival merchandise, this is meant to stay on the shelf when October ends. It needs no wrapping between uses and no maintenance beyond dusting. If it is going onto a table for a gathering, it stands unaided on any flat surface and will not tip when a table is knocked.
- Material: PLA, printed on our own FDM machines
- Layer height: 0.16 mm
- Made to order in Quebec, Canada — dispatched in 2–5 business days
- Volume pricing from 5 units, reaching 20% off at 50+
- Free shipping on Canadian orders over $149 CAD; 30-day returns
- Recommended age: 14+
See the rest of the collectible duck figurines, pair it with the Italian Learner Duck for a mixed-heritage shelf, or explore our gift guides.
WARNING: Not a toy. Not intended for children under 14. This item may contain small or breakable parts that pose a choking hazard to young children. Keep away from children and pets.
For commercial printing rights to this design, contact the artist directly.
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